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Old 07-02-2006, 12:55 AM   #1
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Well here's todays fruit of my labor. I still have to key the miters, free the top, finish the trays for the insides and then sand everything down, plus appling a finish. But I am happy with the results so far, and also realize why the guy whom I am coping the design from wants around $500 for a box like this. I've got about $30 in wood and 10 hrs. in it so far, with another 10 more to go





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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP

Man....that is looking really good so far Dave. I like the dividers you have already added in the bottom drawer. What type of hinges did you decide to go with?

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Very nice! That's going to be a great box.
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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP

Hey, I think I recognize that wood . Looking good so far Dave. Looking forward to seeing finished. Does this box have a home already?
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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP

The box has a home at my MIL's if my wife has her way. We'll see if it comes out good enough for my MIL.
I haven't decided on hinges yet, but will probably go with some sort of barrel hinge. What size will be determined by how heavy=y the lid feels after I cut it free. The A. Maple panel in it is a full 1/2" thick.
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Looks good Dave.
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Oh, man I like the wood selection. I can't wait to see it when you put some finish on! It IS amazing how long it takes to put together a box but it's gonna be worth it.

BTW, what type of wood did you use for the pull...BLUEWOOD??

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It is a great looking box!
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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP-Updated pics

Well I got a little more done on my box today. It's ready for finishing, except for the last small removable tray that will sit in the upper box section.







Man, these dang boxes are a lot of work. Thanks for looking

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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP-Updated pics

Nice looking!! What did you decide on hinges? What are the overall dimensions?
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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP-Updated pics

Awesome job .
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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP-Updated pics

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Nice looking!! What did you decide on hinges? What are the overall dimensions?
I decide to go with 3 of the 5mm barrel hinges, I like how the chamfer on the back holds the lid open, and I had them on hand. I didn't feel like the 1/2 hr. drive to Woodcraft for different hinges
The box is 12" x 6" tall and 7" deep.

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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP-Updated pics

Fantastic looking box Dave. You did an excellent job reproducing that jewelry box while only having the one pic of it to work from. Is your liner some of that stick on felt you had or is it Suede-Tex? It looks great.

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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP-Updated pics

That turned out really great
Its amazing how you can do that just working from a picture
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Re: Cherry jewelry box...WIP-Updated pics

It's the stick on felt I got from Michael's. It doesn't look as good in person as it does in the pics. It's a very stretchy material and was hard to line up in the spaces . I think I'll used some of the Suede-tex to fill the gaps that have resulted. I should have done the whole bottom panel in the Suede-tex before I glued everything up, but that would have required another day to proceed. Most of my mistakes are prompted by my impatience

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